Jacqueline Peel is an Environmental Law Scholar & Global Climate Accountability Advocate, ranked #5 in Law & Legal (Legal Education & Commentary) (Top 33%).
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Jacqueline Peel is a Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor at The University of Melbourne, specializing in environmental and climate change law. She is an ARC Laureate Fellow and Kathleen Fitzpatrick Award holder, known for her interdisciplinary research on the law/science relationship in environmental issues. Peel has authored several books and numerous articles, contributing significantly to public policy on climate change at national and international levels. She has worked with bodies like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the IBA's Working Group on a Model Statute for Climate Action and Relief.
Advancing climate law through interdisciplinary research and policy.
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